Additional Charges

What are the additional charges for?
There are several "additional charges" that can show up on an invoice. These are costs for processing an order outside of the standard price of product. The major charges are shown below.

Additional Charges

• Supply Surcharge
  Supply Surcharges are being applied to invoices as a result of incremental fees incurred due to global supply chain disruption.
• Special Handling Surcharge
  This is a charge for special handling of items due to fragility, size, or weight.
• Retail Delivery Fee
  This is a fee on all deliveries by motor vehicle to a location in Colorado with at least one item of tangible personal property subject to state sales or use tax. 
• Hazardous/Handling Charge
  These charges come from shipping products that are either oversize, overweight, classified as hazardous chemicals, or in some way require a special handling charge to ship.
• Oversize/LTL (Less than Truckload) Surcharge
  This charge is for large items needing special delivery.
• Sales Tax Charged
  Sales tax for the order. Normally sales tax is charged on product purchases only, but in some states freight is also taxable.
• Shipping Charge
  This charge is the standard amount charged to ship the order.

Allowances & Discounts

• Promotional Discount
  This is a discount credit for special promotions or sales.
• Inventory Balance Allowance
  This is a running credit issued from Imperial for product returned on the Inventory Balance program.
• Shipping Allowance
  This credit is issued for those customers who exceed a certain purchase level that qualifies for free freight. Not all orders and customers qualify for this credit.
• Steel Equipment Allowance
  This is a running credit issued from Imperial for steel equipment purchased from Imperial on the steel equipment program.